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electric bell sprang into noisy life.
Every spark of color left her Lace
and her book fell witha dusty slam
to the floor. What was It'll What
did it mean9 Who rang it9 with
affrighted face she brushed through
the astonished people and outnpon
the snow covered platform. There
stood the directors train on the
track of the on.coming train.
1.-THE conductor! Where is ne!
Oh, sir! Start Start! Get to- the
siding9 The express is coming"
With cry she snatched Ian,
tern from brakesman hand, ana
in a flash was gone. They saw her
liglltpitching and dancing through
tie darkness, and they were los5,ln
wonder and amazelnent. 'SIh lle,
sgi1l is crazy! No trainais due now 10 y,
THere can be no danger. She must
,b9s
kah! that horrible whistle. Such
la shrek on q winters night!
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y. "a SERMON IN RHYME.
J, hnrn 4 trIond worth loving,


b hnve a friend worth loving,
lf,yte him, yes. and lot him know
1tyou lovo him, Gro lIfe's evening
The, go his brow with sunset glow,
&*Aou good words meier be said
Why s,rland TIL he is doid7
snr l,rayor thntmoves you
Ifyou 2hble, pleading tone.
ByitI DO not lot tho sooker
Jctnitbeforo lis God alone.
Bes.Sould NOT your brother share
Why strengtlr OF 1.-TWO or throe In prayor!
tec tho hot tears falling
II you. sorrpwlng b rothor's eyes,
20 ,hom. And by his sharIng,
ShaA,ayuur kindship to tho skios,
csilould ono BIO glad
Why en- u brothers hoartl sada
u thus yeur seeds ofkindness,
Scat snrichingasyou go;
All then. Trust the harvest Giyer. ~
Lear i'll mako cnch aeel to grow;
HS Gts happy end,
So uS3st life shnll neyor lack a friend. -
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made aware " Vlo q E 80 -
danger. ;,,;no
will tell you all.'' VOC
John Mills, the engineer msI
called and he came in, cap IN hanu,
and the entire company gathered
% ,'n in the greatest eagerness.
WIT Without. the slightest affectation
she nut her hand OH Johns grlmy
" aSlall / tell them, Johnf Tbey
III TO - know about-it. 1t saved
their lives. they say"
.sAnd mine. too" said John, rev
erently. "You had best tel eneli'
or let me-"
She sat down again, and then and
there John explained how the Open IL
c cnSr line had been built,and how y
1 81 yas nsed and frankly told why II
!. had been erected.
Never did a story create pro
founder sensation. The gentlemen
shook hands with him, and TN u.
president actually kissed herioE u. !n
: p pomnauy. a real corporation KISS IS,
E I lond and hearty. The ladies ie
}. , unon her neck, and actually ere le.
), over over tue splendid girl. Even u, "a
children pulled her dress anu p.
e I'D their arms about her neck al an
. Ii Kissed away the happy tears tn'
i, covered her cheek.
r. Poor child! She was covered So WI
y confusion, and knew not lN WnaO .
IN saw or do, aud looked lmp,o .,nn9'
ga to- to .1ohu. He drew near, aud pIo =
u w w took her hand IN bis, ana Us 5
en- brushed away the tears anu SIN
for 60 The gentlemen Suddenly seem
IN, to have found something very ss : l ~
ad e IS to talk about, for they ga !;
he s sred IN Il knot in the corner oil Oh.
r. room. Presently the president >
ner.l aloud:
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Mercantile Notice.

W .
no nv friends, customers, and the me
public generally, and tue laoles %
pecially. ,,,,nonto Of one of
IL oi largest and estarranged store
,he .as s on the Eastern Shore, and
having filed it with one OF the oes 81
aSa,rs and complete stock OF
, Goods in the county, | am now
,penared to sell at very low figures
To- Tor cash, or will take in excn l. IN 3
for them any and everything tn Una.
will, sell in the market, such as eggs,
corn q vi fowl OF all kinds, pigs, calves .3s )
s sheen. etc. The attention OF the
ladies' is especially Invited to my my
sock Of edgings of all KINDS, siiN
: sud six trimmings, veIveteens, al
. pacas, worsteds, etc. r. : s+oo,,
To TO the gentlemen we offer a STOCK 81
or ready. made clothing, Shoes ats'
Scarfs, ETC., unexcelled. ,,o,oe
Se BESIDES, | have i'll stock cnoice
1.-Two Of groceries, such Us tea, flour
s, sugar, cotfee-in fact every
thing that is kept in the dry goou'
and grocery line. ,o hov
favored me so greatly III the pas
ed will find my store apleasant IesorI
nd NV motto is aquick sales and slna
o., Of profits" ~ ond.von wi
re-. find me as ever
nr= Yours, anxious to please
The JOS, 9. .wEsGorl,
for Coal Kiln, Va.
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aGentlemen and directors, you
must pardon me, anil | trust the
ladies will do the same, il Call YOU
to order for a brief matter of BUSH
ness"
There was a sudden hush. and
the room, now packed.to saffoca-
ton, was painfully quiet.
Tie secretary will please take
minutes of this meeting"
The secretary sat down at Kato's
desk, and there was q little pause.
.Mr. President!'
Every eye turned to acorner
where gray haired gentlem ~ had
mounted a chair.
s.Mr. PRESIDENT"
MMr. Graves, director for the
State gentlemen
g beglelvess sir, to offer a resolu 1:
[tion.p 49is 5
Then be began to read from !
.slip of paper: .
b Y III 1sas!aas'
gne, erected a private telegraph,
aid, whereas he was with the as.
sistance Of the telegraph operator
of this station Ileave a blank for
her name used the said line with
out the consent of the company,
MI f,,r-other than railway bust
ness.
at is resolved that he be sus-.
pended permanently from his posi-.
tion as engineer. and that the said
operator be requested to resign"
A murmur Of disapprooatlon
filed the room, but the president
commanded silence, and the Site
director went on:
"-reslgn her place.
aIt is further resolved and is
hereby ordered, that the said John
Mills be and is appointed chief en-
gineer of the new repair shop at
Slawson."
A tremendous cheer broke from
the company, aud the resolution
was passed with a shout OF assent.
How it ended they never knew
1T seemed like a dream, and they
could not believe it true till they
stood alone in the winters night on
the track beside the glorious 90
The few cars the engine had brought
up had been joined to the train,
and "597 had been rolled out on
the siding. With many hand Shak-
ings for John, and hearty kisses
for Kate, anda round of parting
cheers for the two, the train had
sped away. The idlers ha dis
persed, and none fingered about
the abandoned station save the
lovers, $780,. would stay that n'gaiI
on the siding,and they had walked
up the track to bid i1a long fare
we'll.
For a few moments they stoot
in the glow of the great lamp, an.
then he quietly put it oit, and lei
the giant to breathe away It's her.
6 life In pentle clouds Of whitAzSta,am
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when ran down the track. IL is
not severe, and iii sitnp." i
They we're greatly pleased to see
her recover, II quieC buzz OF CONVEX.
satlon filed the room. How did
She know it? How could she tell
the special was chasing us. Good
Heavens! II she had not known
it. what an awful loss Of life there
would. have been. 1t was very
careless in the superintendent TO
follow our train in such reckless
manner. ~, :,
the president.
Yes sir, thank you, I'm sure
Pm thankful | knew john mean
the engineer-was coming"
aYou cannot be more grateful
than we are to you for averting
such a disastrous collision.
aI,m sure 1 am pleased, sir.
7 never thought the telegraph
She paused abruptly.
.Wbat telegraph"
aI'd rather not tell, sir.
aBut you will tell us, how yo'
knew the engine was comings"
unjust you knowg"
.sWe ought to know in order t.
reward you properly"
She put her hand in a gesture c
refusal, and was silent. The pres
ident and directors consulted TO
gether, and two Of them came
her and briefly said they would 3
Z LID tosknow how she had bee
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04
Since tie Fire
We have lccatedat
TOWN HALL,


Where we will he pleased to see
our old friends. and new ones too.
Do not imagine that on account OF
the fire VIC have nothing but fire
goods and old stock; we have fire
goods, that is, goods that were saw.
ell from the fire, quite a lot, and
We are selling them very rapidly,
much ofthem at!lalf value and less;
but at the same time, we have
opened outa spanking
BRAND NEW LINE
of Spring and Summer Goods, and
are carrying our usual full stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, ,.r,-,
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, sc.
We are receiving New Fresh goods
by ever boat, plain and Snrall.
Silks in black and Colors; Henri
ctta. Alma and Tricot Cloths; Al
batross in Plain and Checks, Sat
tines, Lawns, Seersucker, Ginghams
&C.. &C.. all these and more too, IN
our Dress Goods assortment.
FOR MEN, BOYS,
AND CHILDREN.
The ladies will please make a
note of the fact that We are now
carrying both Pels' and Pollock's
hand made shoes in stock.
Come and see us and You will
find that Notwithstanding the fire,
we are still to the front, with a
splendid line Of goods at the right
kind of prices, and if you are in
quest of
BARGAINS
rest assured we can please You, be-
yond a doubt, as we are closing
out all fire goods Regardless OF
Cost at
SLOCOMB & AMES,
Town Hall,
Onancock, Va.
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OF It's light. The wiurcr STARS 81 5n9a
upon them, and the Calm, cold night,
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DILLHEA])o, NO
LETTERHEADs,
STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES,
HANDBILLS, &CJ;.
aJaatlv printed at this Office by q nIss
- o,s s 90 Nv, ist-no amateur work
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VICE -AlII6u Y IzTUIT :

- Mills, the nero ot 'ni'
syas q railroad engineer and
s .t.t . 5s fTor u long time in thecom
Ilaalfs employ. When tile new on
pan Rb.59u was completed and plac-
gl 9, y, the road, John was given
ca 9 Re Of it, and he evinc,'d a nat
cila l., bride in his preterment., At
lrafi the stations there was ii
one o.. Q g girl, q telegraph operator, DE
YOU whom and the engineer there
, 6 ), sprung up a warm attachment,
.na9 y whenever 1897 came along
AM generally managed TO be at
Ma lloor and exchange signals with
Tue over. One day the train WAS
Nc. nc. lined 1T the station, aud the To-
ae1I Live detached and sent up the
coz to do some additional work,
@Ilate went along for ride
hEhe listened to the sharp, shrll
As of the whistle, it occurred to
, ,' that she could teach John to
her a her fiame in the Morse tele-
soulhic characters, so that she
ssas%,iI2 distinguish his signal from
c GO ! Of the other engines, whenever
s I'D train approached. The plan
nus ,5.ked to a charm, and far and
W. WI tie whistle shriekeu Kat 9,
neal 'ai{ one day as the operator
unol ned upon the platform, she over
sas @d a conversation between two
, go mon, and learned that they
S.,Msrsto5d the signal and were
hingfy wondering who Kate
Their means Of cOmmu :
v.,. having been discovered,
! were Obliged to discontinue 1t.
Ahe meantime Kate had, by
ms Of the telegraph, made the
iiaintance of a yonng lady in a
ant city, to whom she had
s lie known the fact that that Sc
had been discovered, Then
tyjs 9 g. ss ssstsd q plan a a DIai
aa IKE silt bly, tGnrrange a means ,offe
= graphic COMMUNICATION DEW
the apprAchin and the $
~ ti4, so as 10 ring a bell hld'
~. away in the closet in Kate's OH
enFine SO" belug the only one
We'd With means OF complet
thgcircuit, which was done By
Sash, If en 20 p ~ ~ tonch the wir
pasing. Kate found an OPP
luity 70 acquaint John with
ppposcd plan, and in the M
the had found an abandoned '
witch ran for a long distance c
b the track, and which she
EyJSed to use for carrying out
!, t;on sburpose. Thanksgiving Day C
aO'oA son after, and John fortuna
living holiday, he and ]
VA. WIT bravely to work, and he
Il day had ended the track W
enplete success. The dram
'enso'i Yale of their little episode is
the following:
n, 1t was singular how absent-n
Il and inattentive the ope
D., las on the day that the
5ientific enterprise was hnl
nnN 5 wonder she was disturb
DEaSs You'd the new line work? v
Ter little battery be stroug ell
midtown br such a great circuit4 The
full and Re began to assemble for the
ult1n 81 lie clock pointed to the ho
S foge IGN IS arrival.
= Suddenly, with startllng dis
less, the bell rang clear aud
.le.n III the echoing room. ~ -
hf.delight she pull her
same M for 4, IAN I'd in basic out
|,Urm. The whistle broke le
silearou the cool, crisp ara
appearsd round the curve
Moods. The splendid mons
swlftly upto her feet and
g aPerfect, John! Perfect!
Ieo Il CHARM
:, 49,. IS With a spring she reas
Il 80 !. 1:s.-ahd sat down Oh the 7
4 .tsTzSsz i..fstI VI Ill 80
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- HI S'ioJ
IA Sa ~ n basic out on plat,
3Hs5rm. The whistle broke loud and nl !,
s |3sIea,.on the cool, crisp air,and "59"
a|;snneartd round the curve in the
SSoods. The splendid monster SLID
sg(EsW,ftly up to her feet and paused.
rs aPerfect. John! Perfect! 1t works
s,Eeo l, charm" L.
@ With a spring she reacnea. ~. :, -
Al .sa.-ald sat down on the hreman's
I Ir i'll g
!sSF Blessed if could tell What he e
s,ss aoina to do,u said the firem an an,
]sfIe told me about it. A !, ~
i,bri htidea! You see, he laid tue
al,scker on the tender brake there e,
d Hsd it.hit the tree slam, and saw ),
Iylse wires touch. 1t was just prime,
I 5H II RIt the happy moments sped,
Wind 1897 groaned and slowly az ue
s,lISarted, while Kate stooa . Oh 01 !,
y,,.EJlatform. her face wreathea IL
aal Imiles aud white steam. -,
e oS So the lovers met each day, AM
sc1hone knew how she was MADE awat
HI his approach with such aos1 3n,,,
sa,ertainty. Science applied 10 low
II II h. rather love applied to sclenc'
acan move the world.
Two weeks passed, and then ll l.,
suddenly arrived at the st I'd tha g, :
one evening special with ltl. the me-
y Tectors' car attached. The none nc
I Isle directors we're hungry-th'
I GlWays are-and would pause :
! d Eheir journey and take q cup 5 ., .
1|slSeand a bit OF supper. fhe !, n 9,a !.
eables and their wives and chllu.
$1'Iiii.ed tie station, and the place !
Ion quite a gala aspect. AS
Kate, she demurely satilg her q
book in hand, and overtts unre
pages admired the gay garty IN
ZEN waiting room.
Suddenly, with fNious rlttle'
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Ad shrek on i winters night!
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Prospects at Koratera.

The neighbors are nearly through
gathering, and when done they will
have gathered ono Of the largest crops
we have ever had on Prater's Creek.
The corn cribs and pig pens are well
filled, and there is splenty Of corn, oats,
seed wheat and home made -four to
sell. For Y long time the people
have been wanting t. kill the Lien
Law. The farmers Of Pratcr's have
succeeded in killing their part of it,
They are out Of debt, and have plen-
ty Of hog and hominy at home. There
Is not farmer on the Creek who
has to borrow money on go in debt.
Every thing locks nourishing- We
are chjoyinG a substantial boom. The
farmers are sowing wheat. Fall oats
look fine. The potato crop never was
better; we are feeding them to tho
hogs. We are plou&hiug every day
with one of McFall's double foot
plow stocks. One Of them properly
used is better than all the liens. Luck
to the SENTINEL. PLouGnER.
November II, 1887.
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G0sGsoEsSt County Aia.

Mr.. EDrroE--Pcrhap3 u few lines
from my Comfy concerning the rail
roads &c. will be Of int, rest to YOUR
rcadcrs. There are four railroads
running through Calhoun County.
The Georgia Pacific from Atlanta to
Bir?jinGhnm via Arn;,'on, The T.. r.
Y. & &. 1iuilroaA running from Knox
vile, Tvnn., to Selma. Ala, via Cross
Plains, Aniiston, and Calhoun; East
Il West Railroal, running from Car
tereNii!c, Ga to st. Clair via Cross
Piains and Calhoun Conrtv; the An
ni&ton and Cincinnati E,a,l, running
from Arristom to Ita!a via Calhoun
and GG"j~.:un 4 n-w roaG from Car
tcrsvi!lc to Gsdsdrn vip Calhoun iS
being built. Tho people arc building
towns al along th,sc railroads which
is making oar county thirE'y rorula-
ted. Calhoun county abnuuG& with
lr1n ore "4li c0nl. S. q.
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a Trip 60 Gsc0nen.

Mn En1rop.-T hovo iret rot,,rrcJ
from . sho,t visit +, 0.o,oo ,rhoro 7
oncn Tv.l r. woe thon co,,o1 ..,orl
,in p;,,,,n"h,t i ho.1,nm a;,'o,' a,,t
o,o,,n IT, ~ ra,na ;r o,,,,oaronco , T,on1. T.I'
t,ot ,.,, i"m ,5, >"i ;a,, ,,,l i'',',, 10
s nI ,,' ,, .,,;., ', "I e,r a'| ,r ,.'I
o,.,,,, 49, L,',7,. ..u,,,. y, = ' ;.,I .,
.' " -
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NE0NTnIT>o be made. Cut this out
Nj NJ \, and return to us, ard we
lWUW Ii [ will scrd ynu free. SONG
thing Of great value and importance :.
YOU, that will start you in business which
will bring you in more money right away
than anything else in this world Anyone
can do the work and live at home. Either
sen; all ages Something new, that just
coins money for all workers. We will
start you; capital not n'rdcd. This is one
Of the genuine, important chances of
lifetime. Those ambitious .arCb enter
priSing will not delay. Grand outfit frceo
Addrrs THrE & Co., Augusta, Maine. 1y
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Thc management Of The State BAH
has been sharply criticised '.a"aoec
there was not cno"gh to cat. The
Association should send tie commit
tee to Banquet Of the South Caro-,
lima Rnr Association and let Them
learn. Bat they ought to bc excused
for the visitors to the fair had about
cleaned out the town.
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICES 5.
On trains 80 and 81 Pullman Buffet sleep.
crS between New York and Atlanta. On
trains 50 and So Pullman Buffet sleeper
between Washington and New Orlcana.
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
Richmond. Through tickets, on sale nt
principal stations, to ull points. For ratep
and information apply to any agent OF lhe
c0lNpoNN 0r
II 3 THOMAS JAS. j.. IN LOk,
Gcnl Manager It a
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Window glass at Sloan Bros.

!, Strictly pure lead is ch6spest, Slodn
Bros.
Cotton was rushed into The market last
vice., and much of it sold for ten cents.
Horses and Mules for Sale or Ex-
change. L. G. CLAYTcN, Central, S. G.
Mr.. w. w. Ford has mule which
has been three tips TO Florida dnd back
and he is still very valuable.
Hampton School above Pickens, wants
ateacher. for five months. Write to Rev.
John II. Eewis
Mr. G. w. Kelley has another gin ii
operation ov, the ashes Of the one burr
ed few days ago.
Miss Carrie McMGkin visited her ia
ther at Spartanbwg last Friday. lie
has been quite sick, but is able to be up
again.
Caldwell was convicted in Grocnvillo
last Friday of stealing goods from the
cars of the Richmond &; Danvile Rail
road Co.
Maj. Amber has lost five head of cnt
tie in the last few days. It is thounht
they have been poisoned by milk sick III
the rang north Of Table Rock.
All persons indebted to mo on account
n ~ yr Vol 4, J., l.. Al
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] sBfaiied.
Miss Annie May Griffin will soon be
out again.
Paints and Oils tdft bottom prices a,
Sloan Bros.
Services in the Methodist Church to.
day (Thursday.O
Pretty much every thing in the pain
line at Sloan Bros.
Last Sabbath night was the coolest
OF the fall. Ice in abundance.
A prudent man will not risk his repu.
tation for veracity on dog stories.
Mr.. John A. Higgins n suburban resi-.
dent of Easiey is soon to move into town.
The Pickens County Delegation an
swered to roll cnll in Columbia on the
22d inst.
The sportsmen, Prof McCaulcy, Mai.
Lewis and DR.. Bremlett, bagged several
birds last woel.
Rev. Sam Jones just charges $500 n
lecture, but the ''poor have the gospel
preached to them"
If you want to go west write to Fred
ID. Bush, Atlanta, Gu. He can tell y'.u
all about tho best way to go.
At the Newberry Sessions last week
Hon. Geo. Johnstono was acquitted of
the murder Of Mr. John Jones.
John Stcgnll died at his home in Pied
mont Saturday. His remains were bur
led at Rock Springs last Subbath.
Bill Lankford colorcd, who was cut
by JEFF BlNssemgamo colcred, in Green
vile last week, is Thought to be improv-
ing.
The Executive Board Of Twelve Mile
Association is requested to meet at Pick
ems Court House On sale day in Dcccm-
Der next.
Mr.. j. Doatwright is now plying lis
trade in GreenriIc with that successful
"l'o r''l"olo contractor "ld pnlid"r' "r'
''i'''ii'"'''
The Spartan should rrn an eight page
paper for the lNst quarter Of each year.
The advertisers are frying to puel. hro.h,
'er Petty off the bridge.
"I9nholA how great n matter IA lit.I"
fire kinlicth." In Little koc!, Ark.
last week a cigarette cauR@d the dest,uc
."'' - '''' VI >'1 --''''' wa vi vi i'''p'',
~
Grccnvillc will ho'da primary election
on The 2Cth INST, for nominating a ron.
didate FOR Probate Judge 10 fill the Va
casey made by the death Of Judge Dou-
LaSt wcal; Mr.. J. =. GiIrtRth went to
Chattanooga after the N"fau!t;ng drum
mer, Sam CathGart, hu% whon he arrived
he found that the police had bagYci the
wrong game.
Mrs. It. II. Dn3Gs left last Saturday
morning for Bly Eingham. Ale. She has
gone to looi; nGt"r Mr. Bo@gS W o : =
mechanic II tn" Georgia Pacific Railroad
shops. They VIII live there.
Nrrs ,r,,.o q, ann, otro,.r n
.Poh;nso,r nf FIJI, ,,,.co ,Iio7 ,.,.7.7o,,,.
ut LHnlrly1', Spnrtani|urg County, on
the 18th inst. Her funeral was ha0 III
the city Of CrccnViMD on thC T}in;Gal'
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PRICES CURRENT.
THESE PRICES ARE foV WHOLESALE
LOTS.
CORRECTED DwEEKLY DYFEEousoN MILLER

In making market quotations wo can
only approximate values. MANY chon-
Hos occur after the quotations. arc sont
out, and we can only hope to. give q gen
er"l idea OF the value prevailing the day
tho quotations are made.
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OTRICTIV'
~ n 4
BUSINESS NOTlCEl
To oil tohone it,gnay concern.

az ''7,o7' q '''o3 co7'cc'7'.
w d. Glenn takes this method of
notifying the trading public of this
section of country That he has on
hand now, and is receiving, probably
one of the largest stocks of varied
merchandise ever offered in this sec
ton.
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SLEEPING CAR SERV 'CF.
. On traims No. 80 and 81. Pullman
Sleeping Carr between Cra. Icston and
Hot Springs vim the Coast Liuc, Cohm-
hia and Spartanhur".
Ti;krtS on sale at Principal Stations o.
all T'oi:t &.
JAS. L. TAYLOR. Gcn1 Paes. Ngt
y. G AROWEII,, p \. .Co'upbia, s. {
&OII. NAA9, Traaca Manager ..-
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GTATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA
y COUNTY OF PlTKENS.-KY J. B.
NEwBEHY, Esq Probate Judge. Whereas,
J. J. Lcws has made suit 10 me, to
grant him Letters of Administration, Of
the Estate and effects of Abram pickcns
HcCCaiCd--
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Ahram Pickrn deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the
court of Probate, to be held at Pickcns
{. H., on th" 2lth day of Dec. 1887,
after publication hereof, at ii o'clock in
the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said administration should
hot be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this
10th day of Nov Ammo Domini 1897.
us. j. Is. BEWDERI, J.rp.o'
nov 17.-G
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FOR SALE,

1SG ACRES OF LAND, zone nile from
LOU Prckcns {. IL. a two horse crod
of improved, land. A good Dwelling
liousc, and necessary out buildings Land
well tinbcr' d. Apply at this officer, or to
JAMES j.. rRENSlIAW,
dec l6 ly TESDLEToN =. G.
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a Good Brogan sEoc for 90 con S.
A good woman shoe for IS cents.
s yards of good Jeans fnr $I.0O.
Try my Juhiter flour, $4.25 per br.
Try my "DNilv Bread" $3.50.
Try my Gold Dust" $3.50.
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